Mycorrhizae, mycorrhizal fungi, Geomicor tricoder (0.25 kg)

MYCORRIZE, MYCORRIZIC MUSHROOMS, GEOMICOR TRICODER (0.25 Kg).

Revitalizes the soil and promotes vegetation. RADICAL USE.

Promotes the development and activity of Trichoderma and Streptomyces.

Geomicor Tricoder, administered by root, increases the activity of the microbial microflora of the soil, favoring the development of useful fungi such as Trichoderma (eg: harzianum and lignorum) and actinomycetes such as Streptomyces (eg: griseus) at concentrations of 10 ⁹ cfu / gr. These, through various mechanisms, counteract the development of Fusarium, Pythium, Armillaria, Phytophtora and Sclerotinia , recognized as pathogenic fungi for cultivated plants. The product, if properly distributed, stimulates the natural fertility of the soil and the health of the cultivated crop.

C ONSENTED IN ORGANIC FARMING.

VEGETABLE ANALYSIS

Product with specific action: inoculation of mycorrhizal fungi.

Type of organic soil conditioner: simple non-composted vegetable soil conditioner;

Content in Mycorrhiza: 1%.

Content in rhizosphere bacteria: 10 ⁶ cfu / gr.

Trichoderma content: 10 ⁹ cfu / gr.

Other components: the product does not contain genetically modified organisms and pathogenic organisms (salmonella, fecal coliforms, aerobic mesophiles and nematode eggs).

The product is stable at ordinary temperatures and pressures. Store at a temperature between 4 ° C and 30 ° C (once opened it must not be kept in the refrigerator). The product is not combustible. Not to be mixed with potassium-based fertilizers.

Geomicor Tricoder is recommended for root fertilization at the following doses:

? pot and greenhouse crops: 4-5 gr / lt of water;

? weight / volume ratio: 1.3 g = 1 cc;

? extensive crops: 2 Kg / ha.

NB: Do not use fungicides in the 10 days before and after application. Do not mix with potassium based fertilizers.

FUNCTIONAL INFORMATION

Here are some functional information and product characteristics:

? once the bottle has been opened, close it immediately, the container is sterile, if left open it could contaminate the solution. For the same reason it is recommended to extract the solution with a sterile syringe;

? Trichoderma dies at temperatures higher than or equal to 38 ° C (do not treat during the hot hours and do not leave the bottle in the sun);

? once inoculated, the Trichoderma takes 20-22 days to begin to be mobile and to begin colonizing the substrate pertaining to the root system of the plant; subsequently it moves with a speed of about 1 cm per day (this procedure takes place with these times and methods within a porous and draining soil, in clayey and asphyxiated soils the distance traveled is less) with injections it is